beach in Irish
beach in Irish is trá, triomaigh — beach means a sandy or pebbly shore along the sea or a lake.
beach in Irish
trá
A horizontal strip of land, usually sandy, adjoining water.
triomaigh
What does "beach" mean?
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noun A sandy or pebbly shore along the sea or a lake.
"The children built a sandcastle on the beach while their parents read."
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verb To bring a boat or ship deliberately onto the shore, or to run aground.
"The captain beached the damaged ship rather than let it sink in deep water."
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beach in a sentence
- The children built a sandcastle on the beach while their parents read.
- We spent the whole day lying on the beach.
- The captain beached the damaged ship rather than let it sink in deep water.
- If the wind keeps pushing us sideways, we will have to beach the dinghy here.
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What is "beach" in Irish?
"beach" in Irish is trá, triomaigh. beach means: A sandy or pebbly shore along the sea or a lake.
How do you use "beach" in a sentence?
Example: "The children built a sandcastle on the beach while their parents read." In Irish, "beach" is trá, triomaigh.
Are there other ways to say "beach" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "beach": trá, triomaigh.
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